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True Catalyst 9X3 Pro Stock Tomas Lavoie vs True HZRDUS FuryX4

Catalyst 9X3 Pro Stock Tomas Lavoie
True$159.97 USD
HZRDUS FuryX4
True$139.97 USD
AI Breakdown

At a glance

The Catalyst 9X3 is a mid-kick stick built to NHL specs with serious pop, while the HZRDUS FuryX4 is a lighter low-kick stick with more flex options and durability at a better price. The real choice is kick feel and shot style: the Catalyst suits players who want maximum shot power from a mid-kick release, but you're locked into one flex and pay more for it.

The numbers

Weight
434g
Price
US$160
US$140US$20 cheaper
Curves
1 option
3 options2 more
Kick point
Mid
Low

Pick the True Catalyst 9X3 Pro Stock Tomas Lavoie

  • You're a stronger player who shoots a lot and want that classic mid-kick power on NHL-grade equipment
  • You prefer one solid flex matched to your strength level without overthinking it
  • You want the exact Lavoie pattern and specs used in pro games

Pick the True HZRDUS FuryX4

  • You want a low-kick stick for quick-release plays and have options to dial in your exact flex
  • You value durability and can handle the 434g weight without it slowing you down
  • You want to save $20 and get three blade curve choices to experiment with

Which stick should you actually be using?

Your weight and height set the right flex, your budget sets the value. Answer a few quick questions and we'll match you to the stick built for how you play, for free.

True

Catalyst 9X3 Pro Stock Tomas Lavoie

True

HZRDUS FuryX4

Price
$159.97 USD
$139.97 USD
Brand
True
True
Year
N/A
N/A
Category
Pro Stock
Mid-Range
Flex options
105
50, 55, 75, 85
Kick point
Mid
Low
Blade patterns
TC4 New
T28, T92, T92.5
Shaft shape
Round
Round
Construction
One-piece
One-piece
Material
N/A
Axenic one-piece carbon, PLD + ResFlo
Weight
N/A
434g
Level
N/A
N/A
Position
N/A
N/A

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